Chapter

  1 3 |        in the antechamber. In an instant, from the door of the cabinet
  2 3 |         to be feared--" ~At this instant the tapestry was raised
  3 3 |          so sacred, became in an instant the annex of the antechamber.
  4 3 |    Guards to all the devils. ~An instant after, Porthos and Aramis
  5 3 |     repeated his name, and in an instant recovering all his remembrances
  6 5 |           Athos reflected for an instant. "You know no one but Monsieur
  7 5 |        energetic, departed every instant from received rules, attacking
  8 5 |       sprang forward at the same instant, the one to recover, the
  9 5 |         his throat. ~At the same instant Aramis placed his sword
 10 6 |     stopped outside the door. An instant after, the Guardsman descended
 11 6 |         paid to him twice. In an instant his sword glittered in his
 12 6 |         Louvre without losing an instant, and let us endeavor to
 13 6 |      Tremouille reflected for an instant; then as it was difficult
 14 6 |         of his bones. The coming instant would in all probability
 15 8 |       not tormented you a single instant, I thought you would appreciate
 16 10|        not suspected me a single instant?" ~"So far from it, madame,
 17 11|     light which had shone for an instant disappeared, and all was
 18 11|                      At the same instant the woman inside drew a
 19 11|         Aramis. ~He felt at that instant all the suspicions of jealousy
 20 12| Buckingham did not experience an instant of fear. One of the salient
 21 12|       madame, I was able for one instant to be alone with you. Then
 22 12|        have to live, for such an instant, for a night like that.
 23 12|         and will be happy for an instant. Thousands of men, it is
 24 12|     demand?" ~"Yes." ~"This very instant?" ~"Yes." ~"You will leave
 25 13|      already made; he cursed the instant when M. Laporte formed the
 26 13|       should recognize him in an instant, I will answer for it, were
 27 14|          alone, reflected for an instant and then rang the bell a
 28 14|         the less enjoy it for an instant; then, almost immediately,
 29 14|        ready for a journey." ~An instant after, the man he asked
 30 14|     London. You must not stop an instant on the way. You will deliver
 31 15|          of Buckingham. ~At this instant M. de Treville entered,
 32 15|   cardinal, who could not for an instant suspect the loyalty of Treville,
 33 15|    Pardon me," said he; "but the instant your Majesty considers me
 34 16|    expected to be arrested every instant. ~It was at the moment when
 35 16|           and almost at the same instant the captain of the Guards,
 36 16|       The monks had no longer an instant of repose. By day they did
 37 16|       for whose eyes at the same instant sprang tears of rage. ~The
 38 17|          you do not go this very instant, I will have you arrested
 39 18|         he had left alone for an instant. ~"She is gone," said he; "
 40 20|          as Planchet awoke in an instant and cried, "Who goes there?"
 41 20|          ears off!" ~At the same instant, four men, armed to the
 42 20|            cried Buckingham, the instant he came up, throwing all
 43 22|           has diverted us for an instant from him to whom Anne of
 44 23|        momentary shade which, an instant before, had darkened the
 45 24|          schoolboy habits. In an instant he was among the branches,
 46 24|          Artagnan did not for an instant doubt that it was Mme. Bonacieux
 47 24|          the window, came out an instant after by the door, and satisfied
 48 25|         forsook him for a single instant. He had forgotten not one
 49 27|          They still hesitated an instant; but, as before, pride prevailed,
 50 27|          himself demolished. ~An instant after, the broken door was
 51 28|      short stages." ~At the same instant a market cart, which some
 52 30|      filberts. ~At the end of an instant's observation he heard the
 53 32|     entreat him to give us every instant he can call his own previous
 54 33|         man's countenance for an instant. ~"No, Kitty, you are mistaken.
 55 34|          followed Mousqueton. An instant after, Bazin made his appearance
 56 35|     Artagnan to himself. At that instant he felt himself ready to
 57 36|          the fever, which for an instant abandoned her, returned
 58 37|       not love him at all. In an instant d'Artagnan perceived that
 59 38|    conduct Kitty downstairs. ~An instant afterward the three young
 60 39|         of seeing you but for an instant." ~No signature. ~"That'
 61 39|        appointments, which in an instant drew round them a hundred
 62 39|         a poet. At the end of an instant the poet closed his manuscript,
 63 41|          the ground. At the same instant the gun was fired, and he
 64 41|         a bound, and at the same instant the ball from the other
 65 43|        Courtiers, becoming every instant more numerous, succeeded
 66 43|        middle of the road. In an instant, and as the moon broke from
 67 43|        not doubt it for a single instant; but," added he, "to change
 68 44|         an error." ~There was an instant of profound silence between
 69 45|          said he, "you will this instant deliver to me the paper
 70 45|        master was requested, the instant that he left the trenches,
 71 45|         them. She had had for an instant an inclination to be reconducted
 72 47|             In fact, at the same instant four shots were fired, and
 73 47|      obeyed without replying. An instant afterward, the white flag
 74 47|         balls. ~At the end of an instant they heard a furious fusillade. ~"
 75 49|      favor of the prison. ~In an instant all the strength of mind
 76 49|     lowered, and expecting every instant to see a judge enter to
 77 50|         the door after him. ~One instant after, the heavy step of
 78 52|          us lose sight of for an instant. ~We shall find her still
 79 53|          have not slept a single instant during all this long night.
 80 53|       Felton surveyed her for an instant with his usual impassiveness;
 81 54|         her mind was lost for an instant; when all at once she perceived
 82 55|         jailer what favor I this instant solicited of him." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
 83 56|          not doubt that a single instant; but how long might this
 84 56|        able to take for a single instant the proportions of her mind. ~
 85 56|      having quit his post for an instant, although I, during his
 86 56|       was about to fall at every instant. Although I had eaten nothing
 87 56|        shutting was repeated the instant afterward; the flaming globe
 88 56|          dared to sleep a single instant. The light of day reassured
 89 56|         bearing my supper. In an instant, thanks to the lamp, my
 90 57|        did, and did not doubt an instant. He was a nobleman, a man
 91 58|         still much agitated. ~An instant after they were on the deck. ~"
 92 59|         his hand, held it for an instant in his own, and letting
 93 61|      abbess looked at her for an instant with uneasiness, as if a
 94 61|    nothing in this woman whom an instant before she had believed
 95 61|     women held each other for an instant in a close embrace. Certainly,
 96 61|          fixed upon the door. An instant later, the jingling of spurs
 97 63|          not be separated for an instant." ~"Well, go down to her,
 98 63|        cardinal's Guards. Not an instant to be lost! Fly, fly!" ~"
 99 63|         heard at the gate. Every instant Mme. Bonacieux expected
100 63|      hands, looked at him for an instant as if her whole soul passed
101 63|      Bonacieux, and dwelt for an instant on the lips of d'Artagnan.
102 64|       for the expedition. ~In an instant all five were ready. Each
103 65|         in the line, which in an instant he again departed from.
104 65|        not assassinated. Wait an instant, my friend, and you shall
105 67|         his brow, stopped for an instant, and then kept on his way
106 67|          you that I never for an instant had the intention of defending